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    • Daily Discussion, October 14, 2026 October 14, 2026
      Please utilize this sticky thread for all general Bitcoin discussions! If you see posts on the front page or /r/Bitcoin/new which are better suited for this daily discussion thread, please help out by directing the OP to this thread instead. Thank you! If you don't get an answer to your question, you can try phrasing […]
    • Estate lawyers literally have no clue how bitcoin works October 14, 2026
      Spent the last three weeks trying to set up a basic trust for my family because I don't want my stack lost forever if something stupid happens to me The amount of "professional" estate attorneys who charge $600/hr and still think bitcoin is a physical coin stored on a usb stick is mind blowing. one […]
    • Is Bitcoin 40K yet? October 14, 2026
      submitted by /u/unthocks [link] [comments]
    • How credible are the allegations about Blockstream’s mining business? October 14, 2026
      Has anyone looked into natinfosec’s articles about Blockstream? They allege that its cloud mining business operates as a Ponzi scheme and that investors have been misled. https://natinfosec.substack.com/p/adam-backs-blockstream-borrows-billions https://natinfosec.substack.com/p/adam-back-lies-greg-maxwell-chris https://natinfosec.substack.com/p/fraud-adam-back-samson-mow-chris Has Blockstream responded, or are there independent analyses that substantiate or rebut these claims? If Blockstream were to become insolvent, what would the practical consequences be […]
    • Where is your money? October 13, 2026
      submitted by /u/rn126 [link] [comments]
    • What makes Bitcoin halving so interesting? October 13, 2026
      Every four years or so, Bitcoin cuts the block reward miners receive in half. I find it fascinating that this rule is built into Bitcoin code rather than decided by a central authority. submitted by /u/Xosoltani [link] [comments]
    • Strive buys 3,311 bitcoin for $280 million in largest acquisition since January October 13, 2026
      submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • Square to offer 3% Bitcoin rewards for credit card holders October 13, 2026
      Square Credit Card holders will soon be able to earn 3% back in Bitcoin on their purchases. That is the latest move from Block Inc., the parent company of Square, which keeps finding new places to put Bitcoin. submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • Half of the top 20 quantum-exposed bitcoin addresses belong to exchanges and custodians, holding ~1.06M BTC October 13, 2026
      We scan the whole UTXO set weekly and match every coin against public keys that are already visible on-chain, either from an earlier spend or by design (old pay-to-pubkey and Taproot outputs). The biggest exposed balances aren’t lost Satoshi coins. They’re custodial cold wallets that have reused the same address for years. Binance’s largest has […]
    • Is that bitcoin you are stacking right now? October 13, 2026
      Understand, bitcoin has no marketing department! submitted by /u/fumoneymoto [link] [comments]
    • I know this question probably doesn’t have an answer…. October 13, 2026
      BUT If anyone could take a punt I’d be more than grateful. I have around 0.05 BTC and investing £100 a month. With price increases, when could I expect to reach 0.1? submitted by /u/Better-Sir-8554 [link] [comments]
    • I built a free site where people can compare photos and weights of their hardware wallets to spot tampered units. Looking for feedback October 13, 2026
      After the reports of tampered devices with extra hardware hidden inside, I wanted a simple way for people to check whether their wallet matches a known-good one. So I built tampercheck.org. How it works: You post photos of your device (front, back, seams, ports, the box, and the board if you’ve opened it), plus its […]
    • Win-Win October 13, 2026
      Don’t pay attention to the noise. submitted by /u/No-Focus-1429 [link] [comments]
    • $BTC October 13, 2026
      When someone ask me payment mode This is the only one I used submitted by /u/pirstaef [link] [comments]
    • AI won’t take Bitcoin from $2T to $10T. The money printer will. October 13, 2026
      We tend to overestimate what is possible in the short term and underestimate what is possible in the long term. AI/SI has a lot to figure out in the near term. That adoption will come, but extreme indebtedness is eating the West alive today. That’s what drives Bitcoin higher first submitted by /u/JackMallersShow [link] [comments]
    • Ledger Spyware Found in Devices Across Asia, Europe, and South America October 13, 2026
      submitted by /u/TheresNoSecondBest [link] [comments]
    • Somewhat similar. October 13, 2026
      Ledger wallets sold through a Southeast Asian reseller were reportedly tampered with before reaching buyers. Hidden implants, an estimated $72–93M drained. And the usual authenticity check can still pass on a compromised device. Reports of suspicious devices have also surfaced in Europe, but Ledger hasn’t confirmed them yet. It’s somewhat similar to a Trojan horse, […]
    • Has Bitcoin changed the way you see life, too? I feel like I've somehow lost my joy for life. October 13, 2026
      Hey everyone, I've been deeply involved with Bitcoin for about four years now. During that time, I've watched countless videos, read books, and immersed myself more and more in the subject. Of course, I know that nobody can predict the future and that Bitcoin doesn't guarantee anything either. Nevertheless, I've had the feeling that my […]
    • Where do you genuinely believe bitcoin will be in 2030? Or 2032? October 13, 2026
      Yes I know, I know, nobody knows. And I know that. Nobody has a crystal ball. But In your opinion. A range. Where do you think it’ll be? Please don’t kill me for the question, I know it’s been asked before, prob a million times, but sentiment changes. I’m just curious what the sentiment and […]
    • Ledger Users Are Getting Robbed Because They Trusted Ledger (it's literally on the box) October 12, 2026
      submitted by /u/Yodel_And_Hodl_Mode [link] [comments]

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